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-¿La hiciste pensando en alguien? -No, pero esta que te voy a tocar si la hice pensando en alguien. Esta dedicada a vos. *toca "Resistiré"*.

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One of the canonical events of my life was the summer I watched Pasión de Gavilanes with absolute religious devotion. I swear the entire country was watching that telenovela. It genuinely became a cultural phenomenon in Spain. I remember everyone basically disappearing from real life whenever it was on.

And one of the biggest canonical moments of my childhood was Franco Reyes and Sarita Elizondo getting together. The main couple? I couldn’t have cared less. Juan and Norma did absolutely nothing for me. My favorite character was Ruth because Ruth was a feminist icon before we even called people feminist icons. I rewatched bits of the show years later when it came to Netflix, and honestly? She was so ahead of her time, especially for a telenovela character. She was independent, she was an artist, her cousin was gay, and the two of them spent half their screentime causing chaos just to piss off their family. She was amazing. I adored her. And then she ends up dating this ridiculously handsome guy who’s basically a walking piece of furniture because he contributes absolutely nothing to the plot, but he’s the sweetest man alive and he’s completely obsessed with her. That’s it. That’s the relationship. Meanwhile, the Reyes brothers basically adopted her because she reminded them of their lost sister, so they absolutely adored her too. I loved Ruth so much

Then there were Jimena and Óscar, with their constant “can’t live with you, can’t live without you” thing, which honestly got a little repetitive after a while. I did really like Jimena, though. But then there were Sarita and Franco. Listen. I was a little kid when their storyline started, okay? A tiny little gremlin. And I swear it permanently rewired my brain chemistry. They were enemies to lovers and the “tough girl/soft boy” dynamic. Sarita was stubborn, intimidating, incredibly strong-willed, while Franco was just… a hopeless romantic. I was absolutely living for it. Franco was already my favorite of the three Reyes brothers because I had the biggest childhood crush on him, so putting him together with Sarita was basically the end of me. To this day I still haven’t recovered.

There are telenovela couples I’ve genuinely never gotten over. Franco and Sarita are one of them. Pablo and Marizza from Rebelde Way are another. Looking back, I’ve realized I definitely had a pattern as a child. What can I say?

My entire idea of what love was supposed to look like as a teenager came from Pablo and Marizza in Rebelde Way. Which explains why I ended up in a spectacular number of toxic relationships when I was younger. Honestly, I’m blaming Cris Morena for that. One day, if I ever become rich, I’m suing her. Seriously though, my entire romantic worldview was built around those two. And I genuinely think I love enemies to lovers as much as I do because of Pablo and Marizza. They’re my parents. They raised me. They shaped my brain. I wanted a collection of colorful glasses just like Marizza’s. I wanted to be Marizza. She was everything to me.

Then I rewatched Rebelde Way years later and realized she was one of the most insufferable teenagers I’d ever seen. I actually thought, “If I’d had to deal with a kid like this in real life, I would’ve smacked her.” My inner child had some incredibly toxic ideas about romance. I’ve had to unlearn a lot over the years. That’s all I’m saying.

God, i miss the 00s so much.

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Me destruyeron la vida pero eran mi Roman Empire cuando tenía 10,11 y 12 años y solo pensaba en ellos todo el tiempo el primer gran ship de mi vida mis padres los adoraba.